The Amended Complaint that was filed yesterday alleges multiple violations of federal and state antitrust and consumer protection laws.
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Gab Fuels Latest Conflict Among Texans
The Texas GOP said Thursday it would not abandon the site after the party's vice chair, Cat Parks, demanded it do so — and after Gov. Greg Abbott denounced it as an anti-Semitic platform.
Online Transparency Strengthen for Customs and Border Protection
CBP begun posting monthly employee arrest data to an online dashboard on the CBP.gov website.
Nationwide Telephone Scam Shut Down
The lawsuit charged Associated Community Services (ACS) with fraudulently collecting money for fraudulent cancer fund charities.
Marine Operations Rescue Three People Lost At Sea
The aircrew responded to a call about distressed occupants on a disabled 20-foot panga-style fishing vessel hundreds of miles off the coast of Ecuador.
New Telephone Scam
Residents who receive such calls should make a note of the number and any other pertinent details about the call, immediately hang up, and report the incident to the Federal Trade Commission.
CBP Veterans Internship Program Success Story - Jay Bishop
Exposure to the workings of the federal government and the possibility of full-time employment, Jay Bishop quickly seized the chance to apply to the program.
Agriculture Specialists Check Valentine’s Day Flowers
CBP agriculture specialists processed more than 496 million cut flowers, intercepting 542 pests.
Enhancements to Biometrics for non-U.S. Citizens
The proposed changes would amend the DHS entry/exit regulations requiring foreign travelers to take photographs upon entry or leaving from the United States.
Food Safety Tips for Your Super Bowl Party
Score a touchdown this year with your Super Bowl LV snacks by keeping bacteria out of the end zone.
Adam Sulewski - Presidential Management Fellow
The program is a two-year training and leadership development program.
CBP Year in Review
U.S. Customs and Border Protection today released the Trade and Travel Report: Fiscal Year 2020.
Face Masks Required at All Ports of Entry
Effective Feb. 2, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is enforcing the requirement that travelers wear face masks at all air, land and sea ports of entry in the United States.
AG Paxton to Investigate Robinhood, Discord and Citadel
In addition to public statements and internal documents, the CIDs request copies of all terms of service, policies related to content control and moderation.
Court Upholding Federal Law, Halts Biden Freeze of Deportations
A nationwide temporary restraining order halting the Biden Administration’s order to freeze deportations of illegal aliens.
Republicans and Democrats Both Want to Repeal Section 230
Experts say the GOP's rhetoric about Section 230 of a 1996 communications law suggests a deep misunderstanding of how it works.
U.S and UK Strengthen Supply Chain Security
The United States and the United Kingdom have concluded an arrangement to formally recognize one another’s authorized economic operator programs.
Biden Suspends "Remain in Mexico" Policy
The announcement says that beginning Thursday “the Department will cease adding individuals into the program.”
Democrats Back in the White House
For the past four years, Texas Republicans have had an ally in the White House. Now they’re readying for the familiar role of conservative counterweight.
NRA Looking to Move to Texas
The National Rifle Association filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and may reincorporate in Texas.